Daughaday & Hammond entered Stephen C. Foster’s “Beautiful Child of Song” for copyright on August 25, 1860, and they deposited it for copyright on October 6, 1860. The song was originally published in Clark’s School Visitor in October 1860. A London edition published by C. Sheard erroneously claims that the lyrics were written by Rev. Alexander Clark and the music was composed by “F. C.

“The Beautiful Shore” was included in Waters’ Golden Harp for Sunday Schools, which was submitted for copyright depost on April 14, 1863, by Horace Waters. It was later republished in The Athenaeum Collection of Hymns and Tunes for Church and Sunday School (New York: Horace Waters, 1863). The lyrics were by Mrs. O. S. Matteson.

There is no record of copyright entry or deposit. The song is number 8 in publisher Horace Waters’s series “Foster’s Melodies,” suggesting it was published between April and June in 1862. The song had been published by June 4 when Waters advertised it in the New York Daily News. 

Book of Love, op. 54, is a song cyle by Adolph M. Foerster. The Adolph M. Foerster Collection includes the manuscripts for two of the songs in Foerster’s hand: No. 4, “Was die Sonne glüht” and No. 6, “Im Walde.”

“The Bright Hills of Glory” was published in The Athenaeum Collection of Hymns and Tunes for Church and Sunday School, which was submitted for copyright deposit on December 9, 1863, by Horace Waters.

Mrs. Mary Ann Kidder authored the lyrics.